Newbould F H
J Am Vet Med Assoc. 1977 May 15;170(10 Pt 2):1208-9.
Induced intramammary infections have been used to elucidate the route of invasion and the response of the gland once invading microorganisms have entered the teat cistern. Currently, such infections have been employed to study factors affecting the efficacy and excretion of antibiotic and chemotherapeutic products infused into the mammary gland for treatment and control of mastitis. They provide a means for controlled standardized conditions which cannot be obtained in commercial herds often employed in field studies.
诱导性乳房内感染已被用于阐明入侵途径以及一旦入侵微生物进入乳头乳池后乳腺的反应。目前，此类感染已被用于研究影响注入乳腺用于治疗和控制乳腺炎的抗生素和化疗产品疗效及排泄的因素。它们提供了一种在实地研究中常用的商业牛群中无法获得的可控标准化条件的方法。
